^ the easy option, but I checked here you can make the iframed page generate a class you can control through the other page using js" if (window.self !== window.top){document.documentElement.classList.add("whatevernameyouwant");} then in the main page css you add .whatevernameyouwant selectorsyouwanttomodify {properties: values;}
@pirahxcx nope, trying to do different themes, I want one place to write my microblogs and then the microblogs is stylised with different themes. It would make it easier to update my microblog, as I only need to write in on page instead of 3 pages for the three themes.
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Not sure this is even possible ngl
this definealty can be done, I think the iframe just have to be missing the element or set to inherit for the parent frame
do you control the page inside the iframe? if not, then it's not possible on neocities
@pirahxcx Yes I control the parent page inside the iframe
and can't you just add the style there, or link rel="stylesheet" href=""
^ the easy option, but I checked here you can make the iframed page generate a class you can control through the other page using js" if (window.self !== window.top){document.documentElement.classList.add("whatevernameyouwant");} then in the main page css you add .whatevernameyouwant selectorsyouwanttomodify {properties: values;}
@pirahxcx nope, trying to do different themes, I want one place to write my microblogs and then the microblogs is stylised with different themes. It would make it easier to update my microblog, as I only need to write in on page instead of 3 pages for the three themes.
@pirahxcx thank you! ill try that